Japanese Collectibles Vegeta’s Landmark Super Saiyan 3 in Dragon Ball DAIMA
This Ichiban Kuji J Prize acrylic stand depicts Super Saiyan 3 Vegeta from Dragon Ball DAIMA — the first time Vegeta reaches this form in anime.
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Japanese Collectibles Captain Tsuntsun’s Round Menko and Japan’s Pre-Anime Era
A 1950s Japanese round menko card depicting Captain Tsuntsun, likely from the Golden Bat kamishibai franchise, from the era before television animation.
Japanese Collectibles The Onion Monster Behind Dragon Quest Monsters’ 1998 Stickers
A 1998 Enix trading sticker featuring Onion, a plant-type monster from Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland, with in-game data printed on the card.
Japanese Collectibles Inside the AKIRA Figure That Recreates Tetsuo’s Fusion Scene
Kaiyodo's miniQ AKIRA Part 2 figure recreates Tetsuo Shima's climax mutation scene from Katsuhiro Otomo's landmark 1988 cyberpunk anime film.
Japanese Collectibles Doraemon’s Missing Ears and the Furuta Choco Egg Figure
This Furuta Choco Egg figure shows Doraemon with ears and a Takecopter — a small PVC collectible from Japan's late-1990s shokugan blind-box boom.
Japanese Collectibles Zenitsu Agatsuma’s Signature Look in Demon Slayer Sticker Form
Niformation Deformed Seal features chibi Zenitsu Agatsuma from Demon Slayer in his signature sleeping pose, part of a numbered Japanese trading seal series.
Japanese Collectibles Meet Torakichi, Nameneko’s Cat Delinquent Trading Card
Card #13 in the Nameneko trading card series features Torakichi, a tabby cat in yankii style, spoofing Japanese license cards from the 1980s pop culture boom.
Japanese Collectibles Why Akaza’s Demon Slayer Bikkuriman Sticker Matters
Akaza, Demon Slayer's Upper Moon Three, appears in chibi style on a Japan-only Lotte Bikkuriman wafer sticker as No.19 in the limited collaboration series.
Japanese Collectibles The Animage Furoku That Captured Sherlock Hound in 1984
A 1984 Animage furoku postcard from Sherlock Hound, the Japan-Italy anime reimagining Conan Doyle in Victorian London with an all-animal cast.
Japanese Collectibles How Emboar’s Mezastar Tag Captures Japanese Arcade Culture
Pokémon Mezastar tags are plastic discs earned from Japanese arcade machines, not sold in stores. This Emboar tag is from the game's third series.